Spidey’s Serene Sunday – Part 244

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“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”

Dr. Seuss

I just love this quote, Spidey! Thank you for popping it up on here today!

If I can’t do a lot of creating, which I am finding to be the case at the moment, with health issues etc., then reading is my next go-to!

And I honestly find that the more books I read, the more my world expands.

I am able to visit places I may never get to in reality, experience lives that I may not cross my path otherwise, escape in to fantasies that would otherwise always remain just that.

And the big one – I can dream that one day, my own book will end up taking readers on a similar magical ride one day too!

So, tell me, which book really helps you escape from reality?

43 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. charlypriest
    Nov 06, 2019 @ 07:45:11

    Dr. Seuss is absolutely correct, I actually have a lot of trouble sleeping unless… I start reading and you can compare it with a kid that needs a teddy bear to hold on to? I fall asleep holding the book and wake up with the book in my hands, kind of weird I know.
    Hope you get better, you can´t let the readers down, we need spidey.

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  2. thereluctantpoet
    Nov 05, 2019 @ 01:39:38

    Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.

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  3. thereluctantpoet
    Nov 04, 2019 @ 21:01:06

    Really loved this piece and the quote too!! Bravo!
    xoxo 💖🌹

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  4. tracikenworth
    Nov 04, 2019 @ 01:29:14

    Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger and commented:

    I feel the same, Ritu!

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  5. willowdot21
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 19:40:35

    I love books especially the one I am reading..

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  6. OIKOS™-Publishing
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 18:00:53

    Another great quote. Thank you Spidey, and you should give Sis more garlic and hot tea, for better recreation. 🙂 Best wishes, Sis! Michael

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  7. syl65
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 17:53:06

    Books do take you away and expand your world. I look for anything inspiring.

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  8. johnrieber
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 17:06:17

    I read a lot of non-fiction, so Paul Theroux’s terrific book “The Happy Isles Of Oceania” is the one: he takes a paddle canoe across the south pacific…many interesting adventures, and miles and miles and miles (thousands really) of open space….let you mind wander, you are free…

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  9. Steve Tanham
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 14:24:39

    My teen years favourite, Ritu, was H. Rider Haggard’s ‘She’. Full of landscape, adventure and exotic romance. I was lost, lost, lost!

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  10. Rachael Stray | https://rachaelstray.com/
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 12:28:05

    I love reading – it’s total escapism isn’t it. I read in a book yesterday the character describe a library as a place to transport you to a million different locations and times – loved it.

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  11. Erika Kind
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 10:35:01

    True, books stimulate your fantasy.

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  12. Darlene
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 10:02:54

    The Outlander series can take you away from reality. I just met Diana Gabaldon and she is writing another in the series, book 9!! I so love that quote. Take care of yourself, my dear.

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  13. robertawrites235681907
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 07:50:43

    I always loved Enid Blyton, Ritu. Her books are such lovely fantasy.

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    • Ritu
      Nov 03, 2019 @ 08:13:07

      Yes, her books were a staple in my childhood! I have a very old full set of her Noddy series, given to me as a 4 year old, when I was recovering from having my tonsils removed!

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  14. IreneDesign2011
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 05:26:05

    Good to know, that you have your books, even when not having energy for so much else, Ritu 🙂
    I appreciate books about personal development, when I’m able to concentrate about reading more than shorter posts, which not always is the case.

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    • Ritu
      Nov 03, 2019 @ 08:11:55

      It’s not always easy to carve reading time out. I’ve found, recently, that mon to Fri I read a few pages, if that, and I fall asleep, but my weekends, especially while recuperating, I can read for hours!

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  15. meenawalia
    Nov 03, 2019 @ 05:20:45

    Books on hope and dreams

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